Wednesday, July 18, 2012

L'Oreal honors female technology leaders

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July 18, 2012News for the food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industry

  Company Watch 
  • Dean Foods raises its sustainability bar
    Dean Foods set sustainability goals for 2020, saying it will reduce greenhouses gases by 25%, solid waste by 50% and water use by 35% and energy use by 20%, as well as increase recycling by 80%. Goals set in 2007 for 2013 included a 20% cut in greenhouse-gas emissions and a 30% reduction in solid waste and water use. FoodBusinessNews.net (free registration) (7/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Beverage companies join forces to fight NYC soft drink plan
    Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and other makers and sellers of soft drinks have formed New Yorkers for Beverage Choice, a group fighting a plan to restrict the size of sweetened drinks sold in New York City restaurants, theaters and other venues. The American Beverage Association is funding and leading the effort, which includes petitions, airplane banners, ads on movie marquees, and radio spots that ask, "Are we going to let our mayor tell us what size beverage to buy?" USA TODAY (7/18) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • L'Oreal honors female technology leaders
    L'Oreal on July 17 announced the first winners of its NEXT Generation Awards, recognizing women who are leaders of digital startups. The winners, Doreen Bloch, Bettina Hein, Sarah McIlory, Kathryn Minshew and Vivian Rosenthal, are "very very likely" to collaborate with L'Oreal on marketing projects, said Marc Speichert, chief marketing officer for L'Oreal USA. Advertising Age (tiered subscription model) (7/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Coke adds Hispanic element to Olympic campaign
    Coca-Cola is launching an Olympic-themed campaign targeting Hispanics, starring boxer Marlen Esparaza and wrestler Henry Cejudo, and carrying the tagline, "Luchando Juntos," which means, "Fighting the Good Fight." The campaign, which will appear on Telemundo programming highlights the "unique American experience of Latinos in this country and the quest to turning dreams into reality through hard work, passion and perseverance," said Jacqueline Hernández, chief operating officer at Telemundo Media. MediaPost Communications/MediaDailyNews (7/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Retail Spotlight 
 
  • Third phase of rebranding begins at Food Lion
    Food Lion is bringing lower prices on everyday items and store improvement to 269 stores in North and South Carolina, for the third phase of a rebranding effort. The project was launched this year. After this phase, more than 700 stores will have changed. Supermarket News (7/17) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Health & Wellness 
  • N.M. programs help children build connections with food
    New Mexico programs such as Cooking with Kids, Earth Care and Farm to School teach children about growing fruits and vegetables and how to prepare them as a way to develop healthy eating habits and connections with food, officials say. Santa Fe Public Schools registered dietitian Judi Jacquez said she tries to provide students with as many different types of fruits and vegetables as possible so they learn to include them in their diet. The Santa Fe New Mexican (7/15) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  GMA News 
  • How should you prepare for GMO labeling legislation?
    Though the FDA has previously concluded that there is no scientific basis to require the labeling of genetically modified foods, this November California voters will determine whether their state will be the first to require labeling of foods using GMO ingredients.

    On Wednesday, Aug. 22, from 1-4 p.m. (EDT), during the GMA Litigation Webinar: Current Issues in the Food, Beverage and Consumer Packaged Goods Industry, Sarah Brew of Faegre Baker Daniels will address how food and beverage companies need to be prepared in case this initiative passes (and the ensuing federal preemption challenge to the law fails). This includes both contemplating the costs associated with changing their labels and/or ingredients, and whether other states will follow California's lead. Get more information on how to register.

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